As one of the highest-quality archaeological sites in the United States, Pleasant Prairie has several natural historic sites, including the Chiwaukee Prairie and the Kenosha County Sand Dunes. Remarkably, Pleasant Prairie has preserved its history while striking a balance between sustainable growth and development. This has resulted in the community winning numerous awards. Learn more about this story.
Located at the historic Dublin School, the past comes to life at the Pleasant Prairie History Museum, educating visitors about the heritage and significance of the Village of Pleasant Prairie. The museum has three galleries exhibiting locally important archaeological, historical, and cultural materials and stories. The museum features both long-term and temporary exhibits which are rotated out several times a year. Admission to the museum is free.
There is more to explore! Kenosha County has five museums to visit.